New Ulm weekly review., 1887-10-26
The German Conference and the
Appointments,

The following IS the list of appointments
announced by Bishop Fowler:
Minneapolis District-J. G. Bauer OF
Minneapolis, presiding elder; Ada, W. A.
Weise; Alexandria. to be supplied; Brown
ton a. +. w. Krienke; Clear Water, to be
supplied; Crow River, c. L. Lehnert; Bis
marck, DEVILS Lake, Turtle Mount.
Helms; Grand Forks and Crookston, F. 1
Wiegand; Minneapolis Central. G. E Hill
er Minneapolis East and North, G. Mach.
trieb and B. B. Schlung; Morris, C. Tege-
low; Valley City. Anton Peik; Wadena,
William Haas.
St. Paul Dlstrict-F. Kopp OF St. Paul,
presiding elder. Hokah, G. Schoenheiter;
Jordan. II. Zeigler: Menomonie, August
Beilighauser; Minnesota and Wabaeha, F..
Hagrefe; Pepin, H. Lauter; Prescott and
Rosemo mount, William Krienke; Red Wing,
Koerner St. Paul, First NJ. E. church. G..
Goess; Second NJ. E. church. e. r. Blume;
West st. Paul, II. F. Lange; Salem and
South St. Paul, D. PfaH; Saltwater Emil
Christ; Washington. Emil Uhl; Wlnona, j.
Schneider; Belveder and Cannon Falls, II.
Crosse.
Southern Minnesota District-H. Baett-
cher OF LIE sueur, presiding elder; Albert
Lea, j ohm Hauk; Arlington, H. +. Young;
Beaver Falls, James Hepp; Blooming
Grove I. A. John; Cannon River, I. G..
II. I. Hobert; lie Sueur, H. Schmitker;
Mankato, &c ,rge Hoerger; New Ulm and
Lafayette. f. Preine; Owatonna, Carl Bor.
charette; Rochester and Dover G. A. Rabe;
~; ,py Eye, w. F. Fritze; Springfield and
nberton, I. Durbahn; Waseca, G.. Hoeff-
- u ~ -, j,
.'mpted rape, sentenced for five years,
Che hin Trask OF Douglas county, as.
s., ':;n the second degree, two years,
ha' III placed in the penitentiary at
StN4 ter.
Az perham, the coroner's inquest on the
remains OF A. kohier resulted in verdict
OF death from a gun wound received
from TIE hands OF an unknown person
,c;hle: was shot under the left armpit,
q, g tn ensuing fifteen minutes afterwards
r'he cause OF the shooting il q woman af
fair. Adams, the supposed murderer is
now in the authorities hands, and is held
to await investiga tion.
Postmaster Henry S. French OF North.
field forwarded his resignation to the de
partment at Washington. This was vol
untary on the part OF Mr.. French.
At the opening OF the Baptist convention
at MankaCO, 5Rev. ID. u. NJ a be delivered ar
annual sermon, followed by Rev. William
Whitney, pastor OF the church here a
response was made by Hon. George a
Pillsbury OF Minneapolis. Following these
exercises was business meeting consum
ing the rest Of the evening.
A. Booth & Co., Minneapolis, was con.
signed from Brainerd, the largest pickere
ever taken in this or perhaps any waters
1t weighed forty pounds. It was caught
by +. Thornwaite OF Brainerd in neigh
boring lake.
Julia Michigan, wife of James McGin
gan, a prominent business man and ex
tensive property owner, of Millville, was ex
amined before Hon. Freeman j. Collier
judge OF probate, at Wabasha, and was ad
judged insane ss
At the meeting in Minnea polls OF tht
Woman's State Suffrage Associa tion
Mrs. Marble was unanimously reelected
president but declined The other officers
are: Vice President, DR.. Martha 6. Rip
ley. Corresponding secretary, Mrs. 81. M
White. Recording secretary, Mrs. F.. NJ
Niles. Treasurer, Mrs. Ida a. Butler.